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... In seropliula, the powers of this medicine are must extraordinary, and the numerous cures, speak its derided superiority. there are mtmrr.ius counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbury’s Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duly printed black ink ...
... Massage of the American President will be read with serious attention. The free and confident langnage with whidi be speaks of the baritarons system warfare which We are. waging attainsl the defenceless towns, and buildlogs, proper only- for civil purposes ...
... {)n our re-admission into the Mr. Baring was speaking on the general question. The Ho- Member concluded by moving that a sum of 57,7531. should be inserted, instead of the ori ginal sui proposed in the Kesolution. Amendment was supported by Mr. Calcraft ...
... A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO-THE VIRTUES or / EARL FITZWILLIAM. « This it true-liberty, when fjee-bommeiK Having public, may speak free. Once more the Muse, inspir’d Worth great name, Proud of the task—yet prouder the fame That courts no vain applause fill ...
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... DUTCH AND NETHERIAND PAPERS. 5.-»-Sevcral letters from Paris, parsons who frequent the highest Qftles, agree in speaking of a sincere accom* ihtHlatioß between the King and the Princes, whotp opinions are not considered very fa* vourable .to the cons ...
... WANTS A SITUATION, Respectable YOUNG MAN, of good lion. «1k» can speak the Ddichand Flemish'languages, wants a situation to write in ortice. Any person wanting snclt young man, may send letters, (post-paid) directed jontt F-xford, at Mr. lames Irvon’s ...
... successnf the whuWßr.t nation.— I'c.r inysdl, it I may tw to speak. inipoi 'ant subject, have than* you i>lac:ng tr.3 it the p sitnataai m which nuliviUiial can placed—a ictt in which he can advocate the rghts and hberttes nt the (irsl nation in the word; ...
... interests of the Unitarian Society. BY -A CHRISTIAN FRIEND. If any man speak, let. him speak as the Oracles of God. —lst Peter, iv. To the law and to the testimony, if they speak not accord ing to this word, it is because there is no light in them.— Isaiah ...
... rests' of the Unitarian Society.' . BY A CHRUSTIAN RIEND. If any man speak; let' hint ipeak as the Oracles of God, —lst Peter, iv. • ' To the'.law.and te the testimony, if they .speak not accord tug to this word, it is because there is no light in them ...
... A SITUATION. A lately left School, writes 4 hand, urderstands Accounts, speaks the Fiench other business. Languege, would prefer a Chemist and Droggist to any Letters (post paid) directed S.C. Post-office, Deal. ...